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The overall topic will be; 3 generations in digital culture, from the generation before us, to our generation and the generation in the future.
 
The overall topic will be; 3 generations in digital culture, from the generation before us, to our generation and the generation in the future.
  
My research : the changes of languages in three generations.There are lots of abbreviations.
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My research : the changes of languages in three generations.Lots of abbreviations and slangs are used by young generation because of the internet.
  
 
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File:스크린샷 2015-09-22 오후 7.54.55.png|English abbreviations
 
File:스크린샷 2015-09-22 오후 7.54.55.png|English abbreviations
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File:스크린샷 2015-09-22 오후 8.11.24.png|Korean abbreviations
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File:스크린샷 2015-09-22 오후 8.11.48.png|Korean slang
 
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So I am wondering how the language will be evolved in future generation.
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And of course many older generation can't understand "the abbreviations and slangs".
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So maybe in future some engineers will invent "the device" which can translate the abbreviations.

Revision as of 18:21, 22 September 2015

Project 2, Digital Culture

Group: Juliah Rahliff, Clair Lee, Carly Muller and myself. Each participant in the group has a different discipline, we want to use the differences of these to create a diverse, big project. The different studies are:

Audiovisual (Clair Lee) Graphic (Juliah Rahliff) Fashion (Carly Muller) Spatial (Emma Rijk)

The overall topic will be; 3 generations in digital culture, from the generation before us, to our generation and the generation in the future.

My research : the changes of languages in three generations.Lots of abbreviations and slangs are used by young generation because of the internet.

So I am wondering how the language will be evolved in future generation. And of course many older generation can't understand "the abbreviations and slangs". So maybe in future some engineers will invent "the device" which can translate the abbreviations.